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And if you tried to sketch out what should be in that EULA, you'd probably want to know: - What data is being collected about you - What they're doing to keep
by michaelbuckbee 8y ago
And if you tried to sketch out what should be in that EULA, you'd probably want to know:
- What data is being collected about you
- What they're doing to keep that data reasonably secured
- Who to contact should have you detect some security issue
- How to request that the company stop using your data
.....and we've reinvented the GDPR.
- epicmellon 8y agoWell, GDPR requires that you do those things. A clear EULA that says we don't do any of those things so if you don't like it don't use our service would still be illegal under GDPR, right?
- DanBC 8y agoNo, that wouldn't be illegal. Please can you point to the bit of GDPR which you think would make it illegal?